If everyone becomes an adventurer, who will put in the effort themselves?

“You’re the only normal woman here, Mother Celia!”

"Why are you calling her that along with Fiona?"

Celia looked at Lynn speechlessly, and finally sighed and said:

"And isn't the most important thing right now to completely control this illusion?"

Lynn then winked at Celia: "Do you think I can make a contract?"

Seria was silent for two seconds, then turned to Sia and said:

“Your Excellency, I will use the ‘Contract’ skill. As for the notarization, I will leave it to you.”

Sia, who was lying on the bed, made an OK sign.

Seeing this, Celia turned to Lynn and Lilia and said:

"You shouldn't have any objections to using standard contract terms, right?"

Seeing that the two nodded in agreement, Celia took a deep breath and then used her skill to create paper and pen entirely made of mental energy, and began to write the standard contract terms.

Lynn, seeing the contract for the first time, curiously leaned over and glanced at the contents written on it.

However, due to his limited literacy, Lynn could only make out the clauses: 'Lilia must not harm those around Lynn, must not reveal his information, and must obey basic instructions.'

At this moment, Sia, who had climbed over from the bed and peeked out, suggested:

"How about adding another condition: no physical contact without the individual's permission?"

"After all, as far as I know, the blankets of the Knightworth family are very likely to be filled with phantoms that make 'slurping' sounds."

Lynn was stunned by these words. This phantom you're talking to—is she serious?

However, Lilia, who had also sneaked over to look at the contract, was unhappy:

"No crawling into bed at night?"

"I will not sign this humiliating and detrimental agreement! Let whoever wants to sign it sign it."

Are you completely ignoring all other conditions, only caring about whether you can get into my bed?

Lynn looked at the protesting Lilia with a troubled expression.

Seria looked at Sia with a troubled expression:

"Let's not add this clause. Let her provide you with some information about the evangelical church instead."

Sia then winked playfully and said, "Don't you think about your best friend at all?"

Upon hearing this, Celia turned her head and glanced at Fiona.

"Why are you looking at me like that?" Fiona looked at Celia, whose expression was complicated, with a strange look. "I'm not going to crawl into Lynn's bed."

"It's so hot in bed, nothing beats the fun in the woods."

"What the heck?" Lynn suddenly turned his head to look at Fiona.

There are even experts here?!

Seria, who was standing next to her, also felt her eyelids twitch wildly as she listened to these words:

"Fiona, there don't seem to be any wild people like this in the Orc Kingdom, do there?"

Fiona's eyes lit up: "So, does that mean I'm more powerful than all the beastmen in the kingdom?"

These words shattered Seria's resolve.

She picked up her staff again, looking like she really wanted to hit someone.

Meanwhile, Sia, who had initially suggested adding more rules, looked completely embarrassed.

"I have a feeling that instead of restricting the illusion, what should be restricted is this big cat?"

“You can completely erase the feeling.” Lynn, who was standing next to her, sighed: “Have I fallen into the trap of a female hooligan?”

"There's no need to exaggerate it so much, is there?" Xia said with a slight hesitation.

Lynn remained silent on the matter.

Within minutes, Celia, having suppressed her urge to hit someone, had written the contract and, after it was notarized by Sia using her skill, handed it to Lynn:

"It's finished writing. Now you can decide whether to sign it or not."

Lynn and Lilia, who witnessed the entire contract being written, exchanged a glance.

Amid Lynn's slight hesitation and Lilia's eagerness.

In the end, both of them reached out their hands toward the contract document.

Chapter 85 Auntie, who are you?

After the contract was signed, Lynn raised his hand and looked at the diamond-shaped mark that had appeared in the palm of his right hand.

"Is the contract complete?"

Celia, standing to the side, breathed a sigh of relief.

"That's right, when the mark of the contract appears below the stigmata, it means the contract is complete."

"The mark will last for about a day. Normally, it won't appear when neither party has violated the contract. Once it appears, it means that someone has violated the contract and is being punished."

Sia lay on the bed, cupping her cheeks in her hands, smiling as she watched Celia explaining things to Lynn:

"Are you all relieved now?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn scratched his head and then glanced at Lilia, who was looking excitedly at the contract mark on her palm.

I must say, after signing the contract, I really felt much safer.

Meanwhile, Celia glanced at Fiona, then sighed:

"Although there was a slight mishap, at least for now, the problem is considered solved."

“But why do I feel like you’re scaring yourself?” Fiona said hesitantly, drying her hair with a towel.

Then, she was met with Celia's indifferent gaze.

Fiona fell silent in an instant.

At this moment, Sia turned her head and looked at Lilia, who was humming an unknown tune beside her:

"Now, Miss Illusion should be willing to tell me about your Grand Archbishop of the Night, right?"

Upon hearing this, Lilia glanced at Sia, a malicious smile creeping onto her lips.

"Auntie, who are you?"

Sia, who had been smiling, instantly lost her composure:

"Hey kid, what did you just call me?"

Lilia's face was now full of a wicked smile:

"Although the body is still young, the soul is so old that it can't even understand what people are saying?"

Silently, Sia sat up in bed and said:

"...Let's just take this guy out."

"When it comes to keeping secrets, the dead are safer."

Upon hearing this, Lilya made a face and then hid behind Lynn:

"Are you pretending the necromancer doesn't exist?"

"No, they've already started arguing?" Lynn looked at the two of them in surprise. Weren't they just fine a moment ago?

Lilia hugged Lynn from behind, peeked out, and looked at Sia with disgust:

"I've disliked this woman for a long time!"

"It's one thing to act young at such an old age, but to roll around on a child's bed with that lustful body is another."

"How old are you? Still running around seducing children."

"Auntie, have you no shame?"

Sia's face twitched, then she revealed a devilish smile:

"You really dare to say that!"

"Just a few minutes ago, he was begging to be someone else's dog."

“But I’m not your dog!” Lilia said righteously from behind Lynn. “Besides, you’ve made the bed smell like you’re all sweaty. How is Lynn supposed to sleep?”

'It's not that I can't sleep... after all, it smells quite good...' Lynn glanced at the bed with a fleeting look in her eyes, but in reality, she didn't care much about this kind of thing.

"Something feels off..." Fiona tugged at Latheria, "Should we run?"

Celia glanced at Fiona, seemingly wanting to say something but then hesitated, before finally sighing:

"Before that, let's finish what we need to do first."

"What's that?" Fiona looked confused. What was she supposed to do again?

At that moment, seeing that Sia had actually stood up and a pink greatsword made of light appeared in her hand, Lynn immediately realized that something was wrong and hurriedly said to Lillia:

"Why don't you tell me what Xia wants to know first?"

"Okay~" Lilia immediately switched to a sweet voice upon hearing this.

The difference in treatment was so obvious that Xia couldn't help but click her tongue:

“If the information has no value, even if you are Lynn’s dog, I would still mind twisting your head off and shoving it into the toilet.”

Upon hearing this, Lily stuck out her tongue maliciously, and before Lynn could look over, she calmly said:

"Lord Mingye has actually disappeared."

"Ok?"

Both Sia and Seria were shocked to hear this.

The chief scribe of the Evangelical Fellowship has gone missing?

This news shocked the two men who knew how terrifying the Grand Scribe was.

"What do you mean?" Sia sheathed her lightsaber, frowning as she asked, "Which one is missing? You're not just making this up, are you?"

"That's not just nonsense."

Lilia spread her hands, looking helpless, and said:

"In fact, the Saintess Faction... that is, the witch faction you have slandered, and the one who holds the gospel of arrogance, Lady Mingye, has indeed disappeared."

"And, they disappeared in the underground passages of Mona City."

“But how could this be…” Xia bit her thumb and said hesitantly, “There was a sighting report of her just a week ago.”

"Oh, that was me in disguise," Lilia said calmly, uttering words that made Sia cringe.

"You were an imposter?" Sia looked at Lilia with an unnatural expression.

"Otherwise what?" Lilia looked at Sia as if she were an idiot: "I am a Phantom, a deacon of the Gospel Society. I have seen that person and can transform into that person's appearance. Isn't that normal?"

"At most, it's just a poor imitation, but which member of the Gospel Church in Mona City has ever seen that person?"

"Didn't I fool you in a heartbeat?"

At this moment, listening to Lilya's 'grand talk', Lynn silently moved to the side.

He was afraid that when Xia attacked someone, the blood would splatter on him.

Sia took a deep breath, suppressing the urge to scold Lilya, and continued to press:

"So, the Archbishop of the Evangelical Fellowship, that Night of the Underworld, is actually not in Mona City right now?"

“That’s hard to say.” Lilia hesitated somewhat. “That person disappeared about five years ago in the dungeon near Mona City.”

"However, what's interesting is that the witch faction has been receiving regular messages from that person."

"So no one knows the specifics."

"The only thing I'm certain of is that the person in question is most likely still alive, but as for where, I have no idea."